Summary
The city is updating its labor code governing collective bargaining for designated employees. A first reading raised questions about how the language was changed by labor attorneys.
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Last discussed Jun 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
City employees covered by the labor code get updated, clearer bargaining rules.
City workers lose the leverage of a strike that their private-sector counterparts would have.
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City Council - Jun 22, 2026
The city is updating its labor code governing collective bargaining for designated employees. A first reading raised questions about how the language was changed by labor attorneys.
General - Mar 2, 2026
The expanded labor code would ban strikes for all city employees, not just police. Councilmember Pompi flagged that trash haulers or lifeguards in the private sector could strike — and noted a pending Annapolis bill on public-sector strike rules — arguing good-faith bargaining does more to prevent strikes than bans.
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